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Komodo National Parks Travel Independent visitor guide
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Onboard Life & Trip Tips

In short

Most liveaboard and day-cruise boats around Komodo National Park have compact cabins, limited fresh water, and shared spaces that feel very different from a hotel on land. These guides focus on the practical details of life on board: what food is typically served, how crews handle seasickness and safety briefings, where you can expect phone signal to drop out, and how power, charging points, and night-time noise really work.

14 articles

The upper deck of a phinisi under way in the park

Each guide tackles one specific aspect of the onboard experience so you can scan for what you need: cabin layouts and air conditioning, food routine and dietary restrictions, seasickness preparation, phone and data coverage, electricity and plugs, packing lists, cash and card use, tipping practices, and how all of this changes between simple wooden boats and more modern liveaboards.

Children snorkelling in shallow water
Onboard Life & Trip Tips

Visiting Komodo with Kids

Visiting Komodo National Park with kids is safe when you follow ranger instructions on the dragon trek without exception, choose Rinca's shorter route for younger children, and build…